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Tuesday Night Men’s League: SELHUBM strong in League Debut.

The second session of the Tuesday Night Men’s League at Akron Indoor Soccer kicked off with three exciting games that showcased the skills and passion of the teams. Here is a summary of what happened in each match:

My Adidas – Team in Black 8 vs Black or White 6

The first game of the night was a close contest between two evenly matched teams, My Adidas – Team in Black and Black or White. Both teams displayed a fast and fluid style of play, creating chances and scoring goals at a high rate. The game was tied at 4-4 at halftime, and the second half was equally thrilling. My Adidas – Team in Black managed to edge out their opponents by scoring four more goals, while Black or White could only reply with two. The final score was 8-6 in favor of My Adidas – Team in Black, who started their session with a win.

The Buffoons 11 vs Kitec Red 3

The second game of the night was a one-sided affair, as The Buffoons dominated Kitec Red from start to finish. The Buffoons showed their superior teamwork and coordination, passing the ball around and finding the net with ease. Kitec Red struggled to keep up with the pace and pressure of The Buffoons, and could not create many opportunities to score. The Buffoons led 6-1 at halftime, and continued their onslaught in the second half, adding five more goals to their tally. Kitec Red scored two consolation goals, but it was not enough to prevent a heavy defeat. The final score was 11-3 in favor of The Buffoons, who made a statement with their impressive performance.

SELHUBM 11 vs Summit FC 1

The third and final game of the night was the debut of a new team, SELHUBM, who faced Summit FC. SELHUBM proved to be a formidable force, as they overwhelmed Summit FC with their skill and intensity. SELHUBM scored seven goals in the first half, while Summit FC could not find a way past their defense. The second half was more of the same, as SELHUBM scored four more goals, while Summit FC scored their only goal of the game. The final score was 11-1 in favor of SELHUBM, who announced their arrival to the league with a resounding victory.

Fabulous Fireballs and Scrubs Win Big in Week 8 of Monday Night Women’s League

The Monday Night Women’s League at Akron Indoor soccer saw some exciting action in week 8, as the Fabulous Fireballs and Scrubs 5 both secured convincing victories over their opponents.

Fabulous Fireballs 9 vs. Hot Feet 4

The Fabulous Fireballs showed their offensive prowess as they scored nine goals against the second-placed Hot Feet. The Fireballs dominated the game from the start, scoring four goals in the first half and five more in the second. They displayed great teamwork and passing skills, creating many scoring opportunities and converting them with accuracy.

The Hot Feet tried to keep up with the Fireballs, but could not match their intensity and speed. They managed to score four goals, two in each half, but also conceded nine times. The Hot Feet’s defense was exposed by the Fireballs’ quick and agile attackers, who exploited the gaps and made them pay.

With this win, the Fabulous Fireballs moved up to third place in the league standings, with 10 points from seven games. They are only two points behind the Hot Feet, who have 12 points from six games. The Fireballs have one game in hand, and will look to close the gap with the Hot Feet in the next week.

Scrubs 5 vs. Y-Town 45 4

The league leaders, Scrubs continued their impressive form as they edged out the bottom-placed Y-Town 45 by a narrow margin of 5-4. Scrubs have been the most consistent and dominant team in the league, scoring 44 goals and conceding only 16 in eight games. They have 16 points, four more than the second-placed Hot Feet.

Scrubs started the game strongly, scoring three goals in the first half and taking a comfortable lead. They added two more goals in the second half, but also allowed four goals by the Y-Town 45. The Y-Town 45 showed some resilience and fight, scoring three goals in the last 10 minutes of the game. However, it was too little, too late, as Scrubs held on to their lead and secured the win.

The Y-Town 45 remain at the bottom of the league table, with only three points from seven games. They have a negative goal difference of -16, the worst in the league. They will need to improve their defense and offense in the remaining games, if they want to avoid the wooden spoon.

Sunday Coed Week 9 Recap: Jaguars In First.

Week 9 of Sunday Coed at Akron Indoor Soccer saw some thrilling matches and surprising results. Here is a recap of the games that took place on January 14, 2024.

The first game of the day was between Team Dauberman and Zubris, two teams with contrasting records. Team Dauberman, who had lost four of their previous five games, put up a spirited fight against Zubris, who had won seven of their eight games. The game was tied at 4-4 until the final minutes, when Zubris scored four goals in quick succession to seal an 8-5 victory. Zubris maintained their lead in second of the table, while Team Dauberman slipped to seventh place.

The second game was a high-scoring affair between Merica and Chill FC, two teams with similar records. Merica, who had won five of their eight games, dominated the game from start to finish, scoring 14 goals against Chill FC, who had won five of their seven games. Chill FC tried to keep up with Merica’s pace, but could only manage eight goals in return. Merica moved up to fourth place, while Chill FC dropped to sixth place.

The third game was a battle of the bottom two teams, [REDACTED] and Arse ‘N All, who had both won only one game in the season. [REDACTED], who had lost all of their seven games, showed some improvement, scoring six goals against Arse ‘N All, who had won one of their eight games. However, Arse ‘N All proved to be too strong for [REDACTED], scoring 12 goals and securing their second win of the season. [REDACTED] remained at the bottom of the table, while Arse ‘N All climbed to tenth place.

The fourth game was a clash of the titans, Jaguars and A Really Bad Team, who had both won seven of their eight games. Jaguars, who had scored the most goals in the league, continued their impressive form, scoring 11 goals against A Really Bad Team, who had conceded 68 goals in the league. A Really Bad Team tried to resist Jaguars’ onslaught, but could only score five goals in reply. Jaguars extended their winning streak to eight games, while A Really Bad Team suffered their sixth loss of the season.

The fifth and final game of the day was between Un-Zippers and Serb Patrol, two teams with different fortunes. Un-Zippers, who had won only one of their eight games, struggled to cope with Serb Patrol, who had won five of their eight games. Serb Patrol scored 14 goals against Un-Zippers, who scored six goals in consolation. Serb Patrol moved up to third place, while Un-Zippers stayed at ninth place.

That wraps up the week 9 of Sunday Coed at Akron Indoor Soccer. Stay tuned for more updates and action from the league.

SELHUBM: A New Team with a Mysterious Name

A new team has joined the Men’s Tuesday Night League at Akron Indoor soccer. They call themselves SELHUBM, and they are not revealing the meaning of their name.

The team consists of 10 players, who have been playing together for a few years in different leagues and tournaments. They have a solid chemistry, a balanced style, and a competitive spirit.

“We are here to challenge ourselves and have fun. We are not afraid of any team, we respect them all, but we also want to beat them all,” said the team captain, who also declined to share his name. “We have a secret weapon, and that is our name. It gives us an edge, because it makes other teams curious and confused.”

The team’s name, SELHUBM, is an acronym, but the team is not disclosing what it stands for. They say it is a private joke, a motivational slogan, or a random combination of letters. They enjoy keeping other teams guessing, and they have fun with the different interpretations and pronunciations of their name.

“Some people say it sounds like ‘sell hum’, others say it sounds like ‘self-harm’, and others say it sounds like ‘seal bum’,” said another player, who also wished to remain anonymous. “We don’t mind, we think it’s funny. We have our own way of saying it, and we chant it before every game. It gives us energy and confidence.”

The team’s motto is “SELHUBM: You don’t know what it means, but you will remember it.”

The team makes their debut Tuesday, playing against Summit FC, a strong team that has been in the league for a long time.

SELHUBM is not only a new team, but also a new mystery in the Men’s Tuesday Night League. They are bringing a fresh and intriguing element to the game, and they are sparking curiosity and interest among other players and teams.

“We are not here to reveal our name, we are here to enjoy the game. We hope that other teams will see us as a challenge, and that they will also have fun and be creative with our name,” said the team captain. “We are all here for the same reason: to play soccer and have a good time.”

Black or White: A New Team on Tuesday Night

A new team has joined the Men’s Tuesday Night League at Akron Indoor soccer. They call themselves Black or White, and they are not here to compete, but to have a good time.

They have different backgrounds, professions, and skills, but they share a common passion for soccer and friendship.

“We are not here to win trophies or medals. We are here to enjoy the game, have fun, and make new friends,” said the team captain, who preferred to remain anonymous. “We don’t care about the score, we just want to play and have a laugh.”

The team’s name, Black or White, reflects their inclusive and diverse spirit. The players wear black and white jerseys, but they also mix and match with other colors and accessories. They don’t stick to any fixed positions or formations, but rather rotate and improvise on the field.

“We don’t take ourselves too seriously. We like to joke around, tease each other, and celebrate every goal, no matter who scores it,” said another player, who also wished to keep his name private. “We are not afraid to make mistakes, we learn from them and move on.”

The team will make their debut Tuesday, playing against the Orange Crush, a veteran team that has been in the league for several years. The game result is not important for Black or White. They are more interested in having fun, exchanging compliments, and making plans for the next game.

Black or White is not only a new team, but also a new phenomenon in the Men’s Tuesday Night League. They are bringing a fresh and positive attitude to the game, and they are inspiring other players and teams to join them in their fun spirit.

“We are not here to change the league, we are here to enjoy it. We hope that other teams will see us as an example, and that they will also have fun and make friends,” said the team captain. “We are all here for the same reason: to play soccer and have a good time.”

Wednesday Women’s League: Week 9 Recap

The ninth week of the Wednesday Women’s League at Akron Indoor Soccer saw some exciting matches and high-scoring games. Here is a summary of the results and highlights:

BB2 vs Y-Town

In a close contest, Y-Town edged out BB2 by 8-6 and improved their record to 5-4. BB2, who dropped to 4-5, put up a good fight and scored four goals in the second half, but it was not enough to overcome Y-Town’s early lead. Y-Town’s star player scored a hat-trick and assisted two more goals, while BB2’s goalkeeper made some impressive saves to keep the game competitive.

WHJ vs You Can’t Sit With Us

You Can’t Sit With Us dominated WHJ and won by a huge margin of 11-1. The league leaders, who improved to 8-2, showed no mercy and scored six goals in the first half and five more in the second. WHJ, who fell to 2-7-1, managed to score a consolation goal in the final minutes, but it was a forgettable night for them. You Can’t Sit With Us’s striker scored four goals and was the top scorer of the week.

FFC vs Goal Diggers

FFC and Goal Diggers played a high-scoring game that ended with FFC winning by 20-11. FFC, who moved to 8-2, displayed their offensive prowess and scored 10 goals in each half. Goal Diggers, who slipped to 2-8, tried to keep up with FFC’s pace and scored seven goals in the second half, but it was too little too late. FFC’s midfielder scored five goals and was the second-highest scorer of the week.

Sharp Shooters vs FFC 2

FFC 2 maintained their unbeaten run and defeated Sharp Shooters by 8-4. FFC 2, who extended their record to 9-0-1, controlled the game and scored four goals in each half. Sharp Shooters, who stayed at 4-5-1, scored two goals in each half, but could not match FFC 2’s defense and creativity. FFC 2’s captain scored two goals and led by example.

Mom’s Night Out: The New Team in Women’s Wednesday Soccer League.

There is a new team in the Women’s Wednesday soccer league at Akron Indoor Soccer, and they are not your typical soccer moms. They are Mom’s Night Out, a group of mothers who are looking for some fun and exercise away from their kids. They are coached by Alisa, a former high school defender who once saved 13 kittens from a burning litter box and then scored the game-winning goal against Saint Vincent Saint Mary.

Mom’s Night Out was formed by Alisa and her friends, who just wanted 1 hour of alone time. They decided to recruit other moms from their neighborhood, school, and work, and soon they had a full roster of 12 players. They range in age from 25 to 45, and have different levels of soccer experience, from beginners to veterans. Some of them played in high school, and some of them have never played before.

The team’s motto is “Finally Alone”. They do not care about winning or losing, as long as no one is asking for a juice box. They enjoy the camaraderie and the challenge of playing against other teams, and they also like to socialize after the games. They often go out for dinner, drinks, or ice cream, and share stories and jokes about their kids.

The team’s name, Mom’s Night Out, reflects their attitude and their goal. They want to have a night out every week, where they can forget about their responsibilities and stress, and just have fun playing soccer. They also want to show that they are more than just moms, and that they have their own hobbies and interests. They are proud of being mothers, but they also want to have their own identity and independence.

Mom’s Night Out is one of the newest and most unique teams in the women’s Wednesday soccer league. They are not afraid to try new things, and they are always ready to have a good time. They are not looking for trophies or medals, but for friendship and fun. They are Mom’s Night Out, and they are here to play.

Men’s Tuesday Night League: Session One Recap

The Men’s Tuesday Night League at Akron Indoor Soccer concluded its first session of the year with a thrilling finale. The league featured eight teams competing for the title over 10 weeks of action-packed games. The league champion was decided by the final game of the season, which ended in a draw between the top two teams.

League Champion: Fireballs – GFS

Fireballs – GFS emerged as the league champion after finishing tied for first place with Summit FC, but having a superior goal differential of 18. Fireballs – GFS also scored the most goals in the league with 104, averaging more than 10 goals per game. The team displayed a balanced attack, with several players contributing to the scoring. Fireballs – GFS also had a solid defense, conceding only 50 goals, the third-lowest in the league.

Fireballs – GFS had a strong start to the season, winning their first four games, including a 12-1 victory over Yellow in week one. The team suffered their only loss in week seven, when they were edged by Summit FC 11-7 in a close contest. Fireballs – GFS bounced back with two consecutive wins, The team secured the league title with a 1-1 draw against the same opponent in week 10, in a game that was dubbed as the “Game of the Week”.

Runner-up: Summit FC

Summit FC finished as the runner-up, just missing out on the league title by goal differential. Summit FC scored the second-most goals in the league with 103, just one behind Fireballs – GFS. The team also had the best defense in the league, allowing only 67 goals, the third lowest in the league. Summit FC had a potent offense, with several players scoring in double digits.

Summit FC had a strong start to the season, winning their first game to The Buffoons 11-5 in week one. The team then went on a eight-game unbeaten streak, winning seven and drawing one. Summit FC’s most impressive win came in week seven, when they defeated Fireballs – GFS 11-7 in a nail-biter. The team also had a dominant performance in week two, when they thrashed My Adidas – Team in Black 9-3. Summit FC’s hopes of winning the league title were dashed in week 10, when they failed to beat My Adidas – Team in Black by a bigger margin, settling for an 8-4 win.

Third Place: Fireballs – Rays

Fireballs – Rays claimed the third place in the league, finishing with 17 points, eight behind the top two teams. Fireballs – Rays scored 85 goals, the fourth-most in the league, and conceded 55 goals, the second-lowest in the league. The team had a balanced squad, with several players contributing on both ends of the field.

Fireballs – Rays had a mixed start to the season, winning three and losing two of their first five games. The team’s most notable win came in week one, when they beat ACH FC 10-1 in their week two game. The team’s most memorable game came in week three, when they drew with Fireballs – GFS 9-9 in a high-scoring affair. Fireballs – Rays ended the season with a 1-1 draw against the same opponent in week 10, in a game that decided the league champion.

Other Teams

The other teams in the league were Kitec Red, ACH FC, My Adidas – Team in Black, Yellow, and The Buffoons. Kitec Red finished in fourth place with 15 points, scoring 96 goals and conceding 92 goals. ACH FC finished in fifth place with 13 points, scoring 80 goals and conceding 99 goals. My Adidas – Team in Black finished in sixth place with nine points, scoring 71 goals and conceding 86 goals. Yellow finished in seventh place with seven points, scoring 56 goals and conceding 105 goals. The Buffoons finished in last place with six points, scoring 61 goals and conceding 104 goals.

Conclusion

The Men’s Tuesday Night League at Akron Indoor Soccer was a competitive and exciting league, with many close games and high-scoring affairs. The league champion was decided by the final game of the season, which ended in a draw between the top two teams. Fireballs – GFS, Summit FC, and Fireballs – Rays were the top three teams in the league, displaying consistent and impressive performances throughout the season. The other teams also showed their skills and spirit, making the league a fun and enjoyable experience for all. The league will resume its second session of the year January 16th, with new teams and players joining the action.

Sunday Coed League: Zubris Hand Jaguars First Loss

The Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer saw some thrilling matches in the seventh week of the season. The highlight of the week was the clash between the top two teams, Zubris and Jaguars, who both had 6-1 records before the game. Zubris emerged victorious with an 8-5 win, thanks to their balanced attack and solid defense. Jaguars put up a good fight, but could not overcome the four-goal deficit they faced in the second half. Despite the loss, Jaguars remain in first place in the standings, as they have a better goal differential than Zubris.

In another close game, Team Dauberman edged out Arse ‘N All with a 10-8 score. Team Dauberman improved their record to 4-4, while Arse ‘N All remained winless at 0-6. The game was a high-scoring affair, with both teams exchanging goals throughout the match. Team Dauberman had the edge in the final minutes, as they scored two quick goals to seal the victory.

The third game of the week was between Nameless and Un-Zippers, who had contrasting records of 5-3 and 1-6 respectively. Nameless secured an 8-6 win, but it was not an easy one. Un-Zippers showed some resilience and fought back from a 6-2 deficit in the first half. They scored four goals in the second half, but Nameless managed to hold on to their lead and earn three points.

The Sunday Coed League at Akron Indoor Soccer will resume next week, with more exciting games and action. Stay tuned for more updates and recaps. 🏆

Monday Night Women Recap: Scrubs & Hot Feet Winners.

In Monday’s Women’s Indoor League action at Akron Indoor Soccer, the first matchup featured Scrubs (4-1-1) facing off against Rusty Shots (2-3). The Scrubs dominated the game with a final score of 7-3, showcasing their prowess on the indoor pitch. With this victory, the Scrubs solidified their position near the top of the league standings, maintaining an impressive record.

In the second game of the evening, Y-Town (1-5) took on Hot Feet (4-1). Despite Y-Town’s efforts, Hot Feet secured a decisive win with a final score of 8-4. This victory allowed Hot Feet to further strengthen their standing in the league, maintaining their impressive 4-1 record. Y-Town, on the other hand, faced another setback as they strive to improve their position in the league standings.

These Monday matchups at Akron Indoor Soccer showcased the competitive spirit and skill of the Women’s Indoor League teams, with both Scrubs and Hot Feet emerging victorious in their respective games.